Group discussion

In todays lesson, we have brainstormed what we want the girl to be doing while she is in the cage.

The questions that rose when we were discussing the artists role:

• Who is it?
• Is she going to be strong enough?
• What is she doing?

So as a group we have made a list of some of the actions we want her doing

• Stand still and prominent
• reaching out of the cage
• touch the cage
• dancing 
• flirting
• dancing with the boy
• flirt with the boy
• use microphone?? 

We also we discussed the Bird Cage. We need to think what it is going to look like and how it is going to be made. 

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Pitching our Idea

Notes from Luke

Cage:

• Build a cage.  Make it all about the cage. Shoot the shadow of the cage or though the cage. Background has to be black.

Lighting:

• Lighting on cage- do it from above to avoid ugly shadows
• Play with the lights- take up most of the day

 Space:

• It is quite a small area; will we be able to fit everything in?
• Carousel- white shirts & Dark Shirts- Zoe trope- do we have enough space?

Woman:

• Alley- She is looking like a prostitute, avoid her looking too much of a prostitute (no back story) How are we going to show it??
• ALL ABOUT WHAT WE SHOW
• Woman- Look don’t touch. Like the image we made of the girl
• Do we need the narrative?
• Bitter song- female orientated.
• Look at vanessa paradis chanel ad
• Pandora’s Box- how will we show this idea?

 Extras:

• Band- should be all around playing. Black Tie. Silhouette them
• Dancers & Extras- how is she going to seduce the men?
• Extras- what happens there is KEY – needs to go somewhere else.
• Cut off guitar solo

 Location:

• Use a sheet that is tight around the room rather than flats as the flats are messy.
• Find a mini cage- think about modeling what we want to do with lights

 Extra info:

• Key developing it- a lot of camera movement- cant do a complete 360 so we will have to cut – use tracking shot
• Create film- 360 spin very quickly; change shot to something else… takes in and out of it very well.
• Black and white film

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